Sentence examples for described one to from inspiring English sources

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Reports of gene losses including losses of ancestral genes in the human genome, predate the genomic era [ 1, 2] and generally described one to a few genes.

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It's so hard for me to reconcile the two worlds in my mind or describe one to the other.

Larger studies are needed in order to confirm the data for subgroups - especially for a younger population than the described one -, to examine molecular pathways, and to understand the pathogenesis.

Stein described one patient to me, a woman in her late sixties with A.M.L.

Although most of the research is still being done in animals, French researchers described one attempt to patch a man's heart using muscle gathered from his thigh.

But this week, in the journal Nature Materials, Nazar described one possible approach to solving these problems.

Jacome [32] described one patient responding to slow-release nifedipine (90 mg/day).

The principal objective of this paper is to describe one approach to the design and implementation of a multibody systems analysis code using an object-oriented architecture.

He described one site that turned out to be a 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old

(The Values Voter Summit award citation to Wildmon described One News Now as a "respected online news service").

He describes one patient to whom he has to deliver the news that there was no longer anything to be done for his brain tumours.

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